Kitchen Material
KitchenKraft uses all the different materials available in the industry for doors, benchtops and splashbacks. We can help you with the material selection that suits your style and budget. We have listed below different categories and different price ranges for your selection.
Laminate doors are a flat door profile with a durable 1mm edge installed. You may select a solid or woodgrain colour. There is a large range of colours to select from in our showroom.
Laminate doors are a flat door profile with a durable 1mm edge installed. The SuperMatt/WoodMatt finish is a premium finish that delivers fingerprint resistance and ultra matte feel.
It is possible to have no handles with a laminate door. The top of the drawer/door is beveled/mitred and a rail is installed between the drawers and doors for access. We have installed this style of kitchen in our Ryde showroom.
Polyurethane flat profile doors can have handles or no handles. Polyurethane is a Dulux colour paint mixed with a clear hardener and is sprayed onto the doors for a smooth satin or gloss finish.
There are many different designs and profiles to deliver a Hamptons, Country, French provincial style kitchen. Please see our showroom for profiles and design features like Corbels, rangehood mantles and columns.
Timber veneer is a natural product and there are variances in texture, colour and grain. Timber veneer is a layer of timber installed on a manufactured board. This allows a door or panel to have a flat profile and a square finish on the edges. It is commonly finished in a satin/semi gloss finish. This product is not as durable as other doors available.
Hand painted doors are usually a profiled door with a design. This traditional, provincial or heritage style kitchen allows the brush lines to be visible on the door and is commonly painted in a matt finish. KitchenKraft also has the ability to use corbels and detailed columns to suit this style.
Not recommended – Please call to discuss further.
Laminate benchtops have a durable surface and is a cost effective material. There are many different edge profiles you can choose and a large selection of colours. This product has been popular for decades within the kitchen industry.
A high gloss scratch resistant surface is available for laminate benchtops. The square PVC edge is becoming popular and this allows a similar look to Caesarstone but without the cost.
Caesarstone is a type of engineered quartz stone. Caesarstone is a scratch, heat and stain resistant product. You can choose from many colours and different edge profile thicknesses. Please see website for more details view at www.caesarstone.com.au
Granite is a natural product and does have variances in texture, colour and grain. Granite is a porous material and resealing is required by the customer to prevent staining. Granite is usually selected for the appearance and not the material properties. Different thicknesses and edge profiles are available.
Stainless steel is often used for commercial kitchens. This product does scratch and is available in different thicknesses and edge profiles.
Marble is a natural product and does have variances in texture, colour and grain. Marble is a porous material and resealing is required by the customer to prevent staining. Marble is usually selected for the appearance and not the material properties. Different thicknesses and edge profiles are available.
Corian is a solid surface made of acrylic. It is a seamless finish to hide benchtops joins and the ability to have a seamless sink with no joins. Please see website for more details view at www.casf.com.au.
Solid timber benchtops is a natural product and is selected for the appearance. There are many different timber species for selection and this will vary the cost. KitchenKraft seals the surface but usually requires resealing by the client.
Dekton/Neolith is made of porcelain, glass and quartz. It is heat/fire resistant material, making it excellent for surfaces around cooking/splashback areas. The colour/pattern on the surface of the slabs is an ink jet printed pattern. When the slabs are cut/mitred the inner porcelain colour is exposed.
Tiles are the most popular and economical option for splashback. With many different colours, sizes and finishes, usually you can find a tile to suit your kitchen.
The glass splashbacks are often used in modern kitchens. You can select any dulux colour which is painted on the back of the glass before installation. The product is toughened to prevent cracking and is available in a clear and green glass.
The stone splashbacks allows a seamless surface similar to the glass. The stone is not as reflective as the glass and can be a used in modern or traditional kitchens. The stone is commonly used to avoid introducing another colour.
Toughened mirror glass is commonly used to create an appearance of more space and openness. Other times it may reflect the outdoor views inside the home which can look amazing.
Laminate doors are a flat door profile with a durable 1mm edge installed. You may select a solid or woodgrain colour. There is a large range of colours to select from in our showroom.
Laminate doors are a flat door profile with a durable 1mm edge installed. The SuperMatt/WoodMatt finish is a premium finish that delivers fingerprint resistance and ultra matte feel.
It is possible to have no handles with a laminate door. The top of the drawer/door is beveled/mitred and a rail is installed between the drawers and doors for access. We have installed this style of kitchen in our Ryde showroom.
Polyurethane flat profile doors can have handles or no handles. Polyurethane is a Dulux colour paint mixed with a clear hardener and is sprayed onto the doors for a smooth satin or gloss finish.
There are many different designs and profiles to deliver a Hamptons, Country, French provincial style kitchen. Please see our showroom for profiles and design features like Corbels, rangehood mantles and columns.
Timber veneer is a natural product and there are variances in texture, colour and grain. Timber veneer is a layer of timber installed on a manufactured board. This allows a door or panel to have a flat profile and a square finish on the edges. It is commonly finished in a satin/semi gloss finish. This product is not as durable as other doors available.
Hand painted doors are usually a profiled door with a design. This traditional, provincial or heritage style kitchen allows the brush lines to be visible on the door and is commonly painted in a matt finish. KitchenKraft also has the ability to use corbels and detailed columns to suit this style.
Not recommended – Please call to discuss further.
Laminate benchtops have a durable surface and is a cost effective material. There are many different edge profiles you can choose and a large selection of colours. This product has been popular for decades within the kitchen industry.
A high gloss scratch resistant surface is available for laminate benchtops. The square PVC edge is becoming popular and this allows a similar look to Caesarstone but without the cost.
Caesarstone is a type of engineered quartz stone. Caesarstone is a scratch, heat and stain resistant product. You can choose from many colours and different edge profile thicknesses. Please see website for more details view at www.caesarstone.com.au
Granite is a natural product and does have variances in texture, colour and grain. Granite is a porous material and resealing is required by the customer to prevent staining. Granite is usually selected for the appearance and not the material properties. Different thicknesses and edge profiles are available.
Stainless steel is often used for commercial kitchens. This product does scratch and is available in different thicknesses and edge profiles.
Marble is a natural product and does have variances in texture, colour and grain. Marble is a porous material and resealing is required by the customer to prevent staining. Marble is usually selected for the appearance and not the material properties. Different thicknesses and edge profiles are available.
Corian is a solid surface made of acrylic. It is a seamless finish to hide benchtops joins and the ability to have a seamless sink with no joins. Please see website for more details view at www.casf.com.au.
Solid timber benchtops is a natural product and is selected for the appearance. There are many different timber species for selection and this will vary the cost. KitchenKraft seals the surface but usually requires resealing by the client.
Dekton/Neolith is made of porcelain, glass and quartz. It is heat/fire resistant material, making it excellent for surfaces around cooking/splashback areas. The colour/pattern on the surface of the slabs is an ink jet printed pattern. When the slabs are cut/mitred the inner porcelain colour is exposed.
Tiles are the most popular and economical option for splashback. With many different colours, sizes and finishes, usually you can find a tile to suit your kitchen.
The glass splashbacks are often used in modern kitchens. You can select any dulux colour which is painted on the back of the glass before installation. The product is toughened to prevent cracking and is available in a clear and green glass.
The stone splashbacks allows a seamless surface similar to the glass. The stone is not as reflective as the glass and can be a used in modern or traditional kitchens. The stone is commonly used to avoid introducing another colour.
Toughened mirror glass is commonly used to create an appearance of more space and openness. Other times it may reflect the outdoor views inside the home which can look amazing.
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